As digital technology has shown to provide more efficient treatment protocols, fundamental knowledge of analog implant principles is imperative for successful treatment outcome. This seminar will highlight the restorative aspects of implant dentistry, with an overview on traditional principles, while implementing digital workflows for treatment planning, design and manufacturing processes. The focus will be on combining the use of intraoral scanning with other recent innovative technologies (such as grammetry and photogrammetry) for increased confidence when capturing the definitive impression for complete arch implant therapy. Cases will be thoroughly examined in depth, demonstrating how a contemporary dental practice may implement these workflows for restoring the definitive complete arch implant supported prostheses.

This workshop examines digitally driven protocols for immediate single-tooth implant therapy, focusing on prosthetically guided planning, precise implant placement, and immediate provisionalization. Attendees will review case selection criteria, digital planning and execution workflows, and clinical parameters supporting primary stability and soft tissue management. Emphasis is placed on predictable integration of digital tools to improve efficiency, consistency, and esthetic outcomes in everyday practice.